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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-07-16

Copperas dissolved in boiling water
will instantly cleanse iron sinks and
drains. A few drops of spirits of turpen.
tine mixed with stove-blacking, lessons
labor and adds polish. Kerosene in
cooked starch "a teaspoonful to a quartz,
will prevent clothes sticking to the irons,
and gives gloss; the scent evaporates in
the drying. Powdered borsx is good, If
one decidedly objects to the smell Of ker.
osene.) GOOD Housekeeping.
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stairs druv' her crazy. They'd never
fetched such raft of 'em anywheres but
to the parsonage. Now don't you cry,
Miss Buttles. 1 think, myself, in ordin-
airy circumstances, lookin' glass git
ting bruk is warnin'; but when it hap
pens to what Deacon Screwys call a, 'o'ca-
sion,' faint nothin' to fret nobody. Fur
my part, I'm thankful the house is hull"
The provisions brought in we're valued
at 800 and over, by the donators. There
were shoulders of pork at fifteen cents
per pound, which could buy for eleven
at the shops; and bushels Of small pota-
toes, for which was charged the price
Of fair and large ones, something like an
omnibus full of broken vituals; and a
miscellaneous assortment of things edi-
BILE, which I overheard Isaac Watts de-
scribmg to the twins in this fashion:
"We're going to have million b'led din
nels, with dried-apple pie and prune sass,
this winter, to pay for the donation. You
bet your head, if 1 ever preach-it I ever
do-they'l pay me money, and I'll buy
my own grub"
There was $55.51 in cash and the fol-
lowino articles.
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The SYMPTOMS Of Biliousuesu arc unhsp.
PLY but too we'll known. They differ In
different iadividusle to some sxtent, a
Bilious man is seldom breakfast eater,
Too frequently, alas, 10 has Al excellent
appetite for liquids but mono for solids Of q
morning. His tongue will hardly beur in.
speclion OF any time; il it ia not white and
iurred, II is rough, at all events.
The digestive eyetem is wholly out oil
order and Dlarrhea or Constipation may
DO q symo.o@ or tho Two may alternate,
There are often Hemorrhcids or even loas
Of blood. There may DO giddineaa and
elten headache and ae;dity or fistulencc
aud tence1ness.in the pit 81 the stomach.
To correct all this If not effect a cure try
Green's August Flouer, it cost but trifs
and thounanda attest its efficacy. - - I
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Liver, Blood, and IlInas.
the EKGURABLE
CURED

UolNIs~erLLE, ky., Fob. q, 1885,.
Gnnttcmcn-Seren years ngo s9re devel'
tried u few simple remedies. but tho sOrn
would not yield. grew worse every year
fot ssven ycsrs Nrny thought had q can.
IS. S. aud iva dozon bottles entirely cured
me When / began with Swlf:'g Specific !
was IN very poor health. and could narijy
drag about After hal finished the course
bad good appetite. regard II ns u most
valuable medicine for ladles ~ weak, dell. E
cato health. Il Il a household medicine
with me. Yours r.speStf9Hily{t,.
\ u SrAnrASnuRu, S. c.. April :, 1851.
tlcntlcmcu-FOr twenty years hav0 had
D sore on my loft cilreS. It had Sradnally
setu growing worse: Tho many physicians
whom hal ennsi,GH were ere u nsn h 10 10
using $: i. 8. A. hrss e Unnamed the sore,
much so, indeed, that my family insisted
, S,s n , s she g sas %s ss en d tso
:, months the sorc waSrnt!rcly healed: Inink'
TINS that tho owl wiS ont OF my constitution.
j left on tho .medlc!nci hut IN November.
appeared. nj once began again On $. 8. s..
sSsrS faith IN s. S. s; i nus done mo inars
good than al tho doctors and other lnedE'
- - - T117 A. Il STANDS. s.
S-. WESTON. n. C., April l2,lss7. y
x Gcntlcmen-r&o or Hlrcc years hEo a can. !
Ger came Oh my face. Il Gfop Grew to DO
I quite lnrrc, IL wore on nc, and my general
health was very poor, Last September
began y course OF y. S. s.. which have con.
ilnillI 10 tho present time with the happlekt
result. The cspccr has entirely disappeared, I
there being no evidence or aymptom OF q
canccroua character left. Ny general health
Ii good now, and my appetite better than II
( has boon III years: nm Z! years old, and
today I nm working IN tho held planting
corn. Yours truly, t5E JONAS lLaLuAci.. J,
Crntlcmcn-I had soro On my upper lily
fol- eight years. Seven different doctors at.
tempted In vain TO heal It, ONO gave nc a
rmull vial for iivc dollars, Wiiln!l Wu1 y Ger.
tain cure" It Is needless to say That It did
iue no good. About two years ago became
!. quite uneasy, as people thought lad eau
tef, aud I toos u colirSe OF eighteen bottles
= Of s. s. s. Tho result has bvyn q complete
Y cure. Tho ulccs or c3pcer healed bcauttful-
Y II, leaving scarcely pcrreptthle scar. From
that day 2harc leen Ii excellent hehIih. tho
SPECIFIC havlnE purified my blood thorough.
", Increased my appetite nnd perfected my
$ digestion. In a Won'i l. feel ike d new
woman, md, hest Of all the cleht year ulcer
Is gono entirely. Yours sincerely.
IN Trenton, Todd Co. Ry.. Feb. q, 1851,
Treatise on Hood and skin Diseases mailed
Z fteG, i,IIfLg TilL SWIFT Srsclfic Co., .t't
- ,T' y A. 10 fIHfe Drawer ), Atlanta, G4. ~
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Do you feel dull. languld, low-spIrited, lIfe-
lc6s, ind indcscrlbubly miserable, both phyEi-
caiiy ind mentally; experience sense Of
fullness or bloating after eating, or OF "gone-
Ing, tongue coated, bitter or batl taste in
mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred eycsight, FLOATING spccks"
before the cyes, nervous prostitution or eS-
haustlon, irritability, Of temper, hot lushes,
biting, transient pains here mud there, cold
tect drowslncSs inter meals, wakcfulncss, or
disturbed ind undressing sleep, constant,
indcscribablo feeling OF dread, or Of impcnd-
Ing caiamlty?, - I'M
II you have all, or my considerable number
TINT most common Of American mnlatlles-.
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho moro
complicated your disease has become, tho
greater tic number. and diversity Of symp-
toms. No matter what stage 1t has reached,
DIR. Pfcrce's Golden Medical Discovery
Will subdue It, II taken according to drcc-
uonl for q reasonable length Of time. II not
cured. complications multiply and Consump-
ton Of the Lungs, Skin Diseases Heart Disease.
maladIcs arc quito lIahlc to set In and, sooner
or Inter. induce u fatnl termination.
DIR. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis.
covcry nets powerfully upon the Liver, nad
through that. great blood purifying organ,
pllritles, from whatever causc arising. It Ia
equally c0iclcioqs In acting upon the Kid
neys, and other cxGrotory organs, cleansing,
strengthening, md healing their diseases. As
ln nppctizing, restorative tonic, it promotes
digestion and nutrition. thereby building up
this wonderful medicine hus gained great
celebrity In curing Fever and Agile, Chils and
Fever, Dumb Agic. md kindred Diseases. s. -
Dr. PiOrce's Golden Medical Dis
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" II. HAIIrE, Aucttoncel
HRUSlEE'5 SALE.

by Virtue OF deed OF trust made by william
Jencwein and Mia Jcaewein. his wife. 10 me a.
trustee, dated January 2. 1884 recorded IN the
Office OF The CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, Wcs. Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
q page Will sell at public auction, at tho front
door Of tho Court House o! said county, on
SATURDAY. the 10Th DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1857.
commencing at 10 clock A. ", tho following de-
Fcrlbtd property, situate in The city OF Wheeling.
Ohio county ard State Of West Virginia, that Ia 10
say: Parts Of lots numbered eight and nine, III
square numbered forty, IN the Eighth ward Of the
city OF Wheeling; beginning at a point In the
the touth live OF lot No. g. forty feet east Of tic
southwest c1rner OF tGld lot; thence for tue width
O! the taue with said south line wcstwardly
twenty feet, and extending back nOrthwardly Of
tho tame width Of twenty feet 10 the northerly
line OF said lot No i.
Tho tito Ia believed to BIO good, but selling as
trlssee wI!lconyey only tho title vested !n me by
gtld decd OF trust. @ 81
TEsxB Of BALE One third End as much moro rs
the purchaser elects to pay III caah on the day OF
sale, the bslanco In two equal instruments at one
and two years with interest, for which tho pur-
chaser shall ex ecute his notes, recure the same by
deed OF trust on the property tho buildings 10 b.
kept insured Tor the benefit OF the trust. "a (
". J. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
W II UIJIpR kuntionear 81 ..=.- - o.. mil
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! repeated The poem to myself sa l
called up the river, and I appreciated it
moro than I ever could have done, had l
not seen Tor myeelt thu. which inspired
the post whom he wrote 1t. We eeldom
fes'lzs hali that thore Is in poetry. Few,
except the one who writes it, know what
meaning thare Is init. Few can enter into
tho feelings and thoughts az the one csn
who feels and pens down his Inspirations,
irss hand from nature and from the soul.
But, l think l came as near So any one
else, to understanding the poem ca l
Sailed up tho beautiful Willamette on that
summer day. :
Late in the afternoon came 10 Port
land, Oregon, and I thorc left the boat,
and went ashore to look at the city.
u
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at SenchA

;At'naeh In revolt Is al obduratc rebel, Cor.
rec.ed wish Hose..crs Stomach BI!o,s, It's Olsen.
slon' With the food introduced into 1t In unu.ry
moments o! appetite cessca Then II Ia ut peaco.
Then dyspepsia ahsndons It's gsip. Then such
iractious manifestations as heartburn, a sinking
rcnsst!oa III the pit Of THO abdomen between meals
and unnatural ullness afterwards, fatulouce. acid
Erlptngs b!liousncss DC cease TO infl,ct martyr.
dom. After course oil tho national tonic ana ri,
teSitivc, tho liver aad bowels always more or lesa
dis,rdered during prolonged attack OF indlges.
ton. resume their functions and become regular,
Thus no: only dyspepsi., but Its concomitsnts.
constipation aud b!liousness arc conquered by thes
medicine, which remediel thelr fruitful cause,
trio nerve, cellular tissue. III short, every oICaI,
that henrs part In the digestive professor sc1uires
ytsos and regularity from the benign invigoran.,
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! HArE had catarrh for twenty years,
and used all kinds OF remedies without
relief. Mr.. Smith, drugsist, of Little
FAILS. recommended E!y's Cream Balm.
This effect OF the fret application wau mag.
ics!, it ailayed the Inflammation and the
neLt morning my head was rs clear az g
bell. One bottle has done ME 20 much
good that am convinced j,s usa will eff.
fect permanent cure. 1t is soothing,
pleasant and easy to apply, cad strong
ly urge it's use by all huierers.-Gsoysc
Terry, Little Falls, N. Y.
Apply Balm into each nostril. TrhsAw
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Pilesl pilesI PilesI

A Sure cure found at lca!. No one need
suffer. A sure euro for the blind, bleed.
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered By DR.. William ian Indian
remedy,) called Dr.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A eingle box has cured the
worat old chronic ceses Of twenty-five and
thirty years' standing, No one need SUI.
Ter re minutes after applying this won
derlul soothing medicine. Lotiona, in
otrunenta and electuariss do more harm
than good. Willism'a Indian Pile Ointment
sbsoTbs the tumors, allsys the intenee
itching, acte as poultice, gives instant and
painless relief and Is prepared Tor Piles
aud nothing elae. THOUSANDS Of cured
patienn atteut Ito virtuea and physicians
Of all schools pronounce 1t the srea.ent
contribution to medicine of the age, Il
matters not how long or severely you have
been ecaer!ng, you can be cured. .45l
Judge Coons, Maysyille, Ky, SAYS:
"Dr. 'Willism's Pilo Ointment cured me
after years Of sutIering." ,5l5 h
Judge Colllnbuyy, Cleveland, o., GAVE:
~ havo found by experience that Dr..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment giyes i'm.
mediate and permanent relief" 's5 5-7i
Wo have hund.edsoi su,h testimonials.
90 not sntler an inataut longer. Sold by
druggists. pAw.
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.Qi:!:he !a,.g!:t!:!d!'!lii9suCe:t:.
\ on,osl Noa. rs and 81 fourteenth street.
KING FARO,

ld,rslon Te,rs. ~ n@T15i{. :
A teacher Ia tho Sunday echool ks. III =,
Had taught hcr scholars few d. 7i5- F{p7
Tho truths which schoitrS ought 10 know
Isl Who read the Bible through. Il
But on tho day herein Eot down X Il.
Etg A new one had come In La d. ~ /
A little lad, with keen bright eyes, 5f.f
n IA Aud Innocent Oh Stu. 80 Z, 4. is II y
The teacher asked them oil around NJ
Such ques.ioA as she thought 5G
Would ut their minds, aud bring about AZ,
rs Tho object thai. she sought. :, !SEl s
3S' They knew Of Adam and his sin,
5t. or Paul and petfr, 100: 4lts5e
or Jacob, Joseph, David, Saul, li Al.
And him his bother slew. lt5l.
And then tho teacher asked her class
. 4 II any Que could tell E.gl Z 54
Il Who PhSIaoh wAI. "Of COURSE" Ghc said,
~ "iou know tina. very well, n
but. strange 10 say. no hand arose,
And silence. with blow, -t =
Had struck the class, and not q one ''i 5f
Tho answer seemed - know. ~
At last the new boys hand went up ~
+ ty swell who was Pharaoh, lad2" Al
The tcachvr smiled tho new boy said:
4 "'Twas him that busted dad" fty3
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DON'T triae with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have Cough or Gold, or
tho chlldIen arc threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, uea Ackcr's Euelieh
Remedy and prevent iurther trouble. It
y positive cure, and We guarantee it.
Erica 10 and Soc. Logan & Co., @. r.
Goe:zs, 0. Menkemiller, R. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros. y a
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aud ships from ali parts Of tho

steamers, aud ships from all parts OF the
world may be seen passing up and down
some steamers, and gome ships OF sail'
pressing forward under full csnvas, with !
bearing proud and grand. Tho tc anery
which one passea on either band rs lie
ascends this river Ia lne and pretty, but
has nothing Of the rugged subIlmity about
1t which may DO aeen on sono rlyers Yhoae
bapke are wild, impending and rocky.
The meadow lands along the shores OF
the Willamette slop gradually down to
tho waters edge, lined here and there by
fringes Of elm and OAK, giving 10 the scene
an air Of rural ehooslnlncsn. Cattle came
down at timos 10 drink, and one who
looked upon tho picture could not but be
impressed with its rare and quiet beauty.
It was % In contrast with the gloom and
rage OF the Columbia, nor Ia 1t less cole.
brstet In poetry; for as ! called along
recalled to memory tue ode Of Oregon's
poet, addressed to THE namo Willamette:
"From the cascades frozen gofscs, h;
iPaplng Ike child at play, s'ss.E
hihH,ng, Winding through the valley,
Hight willamette glitGs away; 1 i4tlI "A
ait. 4 Onward over, ls..-Tsg35 :. - Y f.f II
Lovely river, s.-ss.N AK HT55 E
i4,t seitly calling TO tho sea; ,s5 IfF.
.UE q Time that scars ug, E,tGfFl.I glsI 7ls
Nalms and mars us, - +
Leaves no TRACK or trench on theel
Springs green witchery Is viewing !,
BRAID and border for thy side, =
GrNce forever haunN thy journey. sss sra
Beauty dimp.os Oh thy iiie. 5IE9.-.l.s
Through the purple gates Of morning,
Ss NOW thy i0seats ripples dance;
Golden, tnon, when day departing, .af
On the waters trails bis lance;
,6 Malt1lug, isshIag,
sI Tinklin2, plnshinv, ,atEt N q a.
Nmpld, yolltilc and free ,.g4e.i
. Always hurried III. ~ h.'tf
To DO buried III, .sI '54sg
80 IN The bitter lnooa:mad sea, .4s
In thy crystal dcops, invested, ei
SwlnRs picture OF the sky, E.s #E
Like those wayering hopes Of Aidenn,
Dimly In our dreams that Ito; fElr
Clouaed often. dt0wned In turmoil, ~
Faint and lovely. far away n.
SreSthing sunshine on tho morrow, 5g
bfsa.hiag lrsgrAncs round to-day. =
Love would wonder s.5.s 800
Hero aud ponder 81
Hithet poetry would dream;
MleS old questions, slI.e
Bad htiggestions, ,ta..at
""hence aud whilh:r7" throrg thy stream.
On the roaring waves OF ocean,
shall thy scattered waysI be lost;
Mid Inc surcCs rythmle thunder g., IN
shall thy bilver tongues DO lost.
On! ny siimmering rush OF gladnes,
Racing 70 tho wild Forever,
Down The sloping paths OF tinei
Onward ever, "a, 80 -,
PSI Lovely river, it'-5 ssa
ri solly calling 10 the sea;
a.. Time that scars us, SCI. 95
MaiIs aud ipnrs us, Xxx
Leaves no track or trench on thee!n
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AT NIGHT always have Acker's Baby
soother ut hand. II 10 the only cafe med.
ic.ne yet made that will remove all infan.
tile disorders. 1t contains no Opium or
Morphine, but gives tho child natural ease
from pain. Price % cent?. Sold by Logan
4 Co., O. R. Goelzs, @. Menkemiller, r,
B. Burt and Bowie Bros. !Fi6I FT7s!1' q
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4 TIN reason why Ackor's Blood Elixir IL
warranted, Ia because It Ia the bee. Blood
Preparation known. It will positively
cure all Blood Diseases purlhes the whole
system, and thoroughly builds up the con.
etitutlon. Remember, We guarantee II,
Logan 4 Co.. O. Il, Goeize, @. Menke.
miller, r. =, Burt and Bowie Bros. s
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lluotlan,a ArnIcn snlxn.

The best salvs In tho world for cuts,
bruises, cores, u!cerg, salt rhcum, fever
soroa, letter, ehapped hnnds, chllbleins,
corrs, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price % cent? per
box. For sa.e ny Logan II Co. .@1s
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FINANCE AND TRADE Tn b.
the Features OF tho aIonoy and Block
tf41E .f-fiENNil Marx ala Pr IN. T. ~ t.asPi-

bsfl';f Markets.
AHr fosx. Nov. Q. Mooney on cali easy a. SKA
per cent closed offered a. per cent. Primo NOR.
camille paper at Gas per cent. Sterling exchange
dull but steady at 81 sls1si w.
1he.oIal @les stocks to-day sSs s2s shares.
me sloek market today WIS outlet, except 10,
fni ai1lS Which contributed over 81 tic
70 sitong a. advances from u 10 X pci cent pene,.
NY, "! ;he market was very dull for time and
p wse had dropping tendency Until Richmond 4
WSst POINT Canada Southern, aud ono or Two
1,,,ets eecalae strong. whom moro animation was
impaired 70 THO dealings, and tho strong tone DO.
came came Pronounced heading then came 10 the
ssvan. Whilo NC Transactions III tho remainder were
su,ali anu unimportant. II \, h } 7.lg- = 80
- ~ INC afternoon. however, there was moro vim
70 lhe Trading, and the gtapgcis became moro
ptominent. The coal stocks follow late In Tho
oaa g ahS the eiSse was qlie! but arm 10 stroDg at
aoout iho best figures oil tho day. Almost without
exception tho active list ID higher. ReadInr rose
~, yetsey central ~, Hccking Coal ~ Norfolk
Manitoba per cent. al l5''"'- : :. =. ''5 ~"
government bonds quiet: sales sol, 900.
q bLntg DOlQR uUll md stcnnv
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.
nRUSTEES SALE.

ri NNUSlEE oALCs hhii.7El- iH EtgUf
Nv virtue Of 4 deed OF trust made BY Andrew v,
Wees aud Mary Wees, bis wiio, to mo AZ trustee,
dated March ~ 1884. .ud recorded In the Office oi
Tho CLARK OF tho County Court OF Ohio county, ",
Va, IN DEED Of Trust Look No. q, page 90, will
cell at public auction on 5tstF' lFF9FrH or
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1887,
commencing nj 10 o'clock A. ", at tho front door
1.-THE Court House OF said comfy, III tho city Of
wheeling. tho following described property: ~
Tho north Cne.lhrl Of Lot numbered one hun.
drol and twenty two (l22l, situated on tho east
tidc OF Market street Ia Chapno q Eotl's addition
10 tho city OF Wheeling. s.. ngaCN ,st'' Pm
Titlo believed TO DO good, bu, selling as trustee
shAll convey only such title ~ In vested In me.
TERMS or BALE Ono third, or as much more az
tho purchaser may elect, cash III hand on the dry
OF saln and any rcsldue IN two equal installmonu
payable In one and two ycars from tho day Of sale,
with intercs! from that DAY, With insurance upon
tho building 10 The satisfaction 81 the trustee.
DANIEL NIGHTINGALE, Trustee,
G. A. sCIIA Et Err & co Agents, 'r0. OC2i
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U1RUSTEE'S SALE.

a. e
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust made by George
schad and Louiss SGhad, his wills, 10 mo az trustee
dated May 2t, 1885, recorded In tho oilco Of The
Virginia, III Deed Of Trust Book No. 10. page 200.
Will soil at public auction, At tho front door oil the
Cou,t House oil said county, Oh '-l.
SATURDAY, tho 10th DAY 0! DECEMBER, 1887,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following do.
BcIioed properly that Is to Say: Lot numbered ten
Wc.t Virginia, formerly known as the tDsn Of LII
grange, Blu. now part OF the city Of wheeling
The title Il believed 10 be good, but selling ~
trustee will convoy only tho title vested In me
By Said deed oil trust. i...i 5
TKRXs 0p RALt- One.tt i,d and 81 much moro ~
the purchaser c!ocB 10 pay In cR,h on tho day ol
sale, the balance IN two equal installmens as one
aud two years. With interest, 10. which the pnl.
chaser shall execute his notes secure tho same BY
deed OF trust on the property. and keep tho build.
iugI Insured for the b .reflt OF the hust, g.-l =
". j. ", COWDEN, Trustee.
IT uIy,rt, untinpnnr |. . nnE
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OLD and reliable medicines are the best
to depend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all i'm
pnritiea Of the RloeG. IN every form OF
scroiu!ous, syphilitic or Mercurisl die
eaaes, it is invaluable. For Rheumatism,
hns no equal: Logan & Co., O. R. Goe.zc,
.. merssmiller, R. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros, 49, N. m
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". II. HALLER, Auctionee
N7RUSTEE'S SALE.

= y :
BY virtue OF Two deeds Of trust made TO mo by
Alexander Carson and vile. One dated March y,
County Court OF Ohio county, ". Va, In Decd Of
Trust BJok No. 10, page $50. and the other dated
October q. 1854. aud recorded In ;he laid Clerk :
otiice III Deed oil Trust BOOK No. Il, page $50, !
shall sell at iii bir auction on 49, ls.....
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Dry Gcods.

NEW YoRE, Nov. s-With IN Increasing INQUIRY
and analler stocks Cotton g6odsI were tltmer md
2!c; Pembrote III bleachcd 23c; MonadnocE III
bleached 2oc and other widths OF bleachcd and
brown proportlonatcly. Continental q advanced 10
1c and sonestoga to go and other widths proper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-10
Petroleum.

New YORK, Nov. 9.--Petroleum opened weak
ct !lhG. and heavy selling forced 1t down 70 more
II The Inst half hour There was u sharp turn ut
this point aud the market advanced to 72c in the
afternoon and after tSht reaction closei strong
at7ah1c; sales IL, Oc0 barrels, 800
OH GrY, pA,. Nov. 9.-op.nci nt 7l,Sc; hIshe =.
i21so lowest aye; closed 4. 72]Sc: sales $4,000
barrels; GcaranceJ $1,000 barrels: charters s04i9
barrels; shipments llO2l2 barrels runs IS les bar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-10

Tho pom iH mightier than the sword, but
an Argument from either ia likely to BIO
very pointed, -